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i'm andrew ross sorkin along with mandy drury today and scott wapner. becky quick and joe kernen are off. they're going to join us live tomorrow for a special broadcast from pebble beach. they have some pretty cool guests themselves tomorrow. you don't want to miss that. >> did you draw the short straw or the long straw by not going? >> that's good. i don't play golf. so i don't think becky plays golf, either, so we'll see. we're all rooting for joe, who is playing. we hope he makes the cut. >> okay. we're rooting for joe. >> we all have to root for joe. i don't know if becky carries the bag or if she drives the cart. i don't know how it works. she's not going to like that comment, but we do love both of them, of course. our guest host this hour, chief equity strategy phil orlando and ben white of morning money fame. let's talk about the headlines this morning. a story in the "new york times" today looks at documents filed in federal court this week that relate to jpmorgan. the document suggests when an outside analysis uncovered serious flaws with thou
i'm andrew ross sorkin along with mandy drury today and scott wapner. becky quick and joe kernen are off. they're going to join us live tomorrow for a special broadcast from pebble beach. they have some pretty cool guests themselves tomorrow. you don't want to miss that. >> did you draw the short straw or the long straw by not going? >> that's good. i don't play golf. so i don't think becky plays golf, either, so we'll see. we're all rooting for joe, who is playing. we hope he makes...
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i'll mandy drury. for more "options action," go to optionsaction.cnbc.com. going to see you next friday at 5:00 p.m. "money in motion" up is next after the break. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪
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. >> i'm mandy drury at cnbc's world headquarter. maria bartiromo will be back tomorrow. coming up, dow 15,000 on friday. we crossed that level investors are hoping to close above it. >> we're looking back at history as well. it was three years ago today this was happening. don't worry. this is not a live picture. that was, of course,
. >> i'm mandy drury at cnbc's world headquarter. maria bartiromo will be back tomorrow. coming up, dow 15,000 on friday. we crossed that level investors are hoping to close above it. >> we're looking back at history as well. it was three years ago today this was happening. don't worry. this is not a live picture. that was, of course,
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i'm mandy drury sitting in for maria bartiromo. quite a crowd over here for activas. dow closing at another five-year high. the blue chip index inching ever closer to an all-time high. well, this is, despite the fact that apple continues its downward spiral. just today alone it's down by over 10%. this is how we're finishing out the day. kind of circling and digesting as we speak right now. the dow is up by 45 points who off the highs of the day the nasdaq is down and being dragged down by apple partly and the s&p 500 did crack the 1,500 mark earlier on today, but it still managed to finish higher. ever so slightly just sitting there at 14 and 94. >> bill. here we go. as we like to say in the news business. stand by for breaking news. any minute now we expect earnings from as we said microsoft and at&t. starbucks will bring you a little later. we'll bring you the numbers the moment they are released. let's zero in on trade's trading session. the dow and s&p getting closer to all-time highs but did see a little weakness. the nasdaq was stuck in the red today dragged lo
i'm mandy drury sitting in for maria bartiromo. quite a crowd over here for activas. dow closing at another five-year high. the blue chip index inching ever closer to an all-time high. well, this is, despite the fact that apple continues its downward spiral. just today alone it's down by over 10%. this is how we're finishing out the day. kind of circling and digesting as we speak right now. the dow is up by 45 points who off the highs of the day the nasdaq is down and being dragged down by...
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we'll get more from mandy drury at the futures now desk. >> you're absolutely right. this is why this could be trouble for equities. while stocks and crude do tend to rise together, right? crude has been dropping pretty sharply, even as stocks have stayed put. we'll bring this down to the imx, what do you think crude oil is telling us and should it make stock investors nervous, or is this a good thing for the global economy? >> mandy, i think what we are seeing is a good thing for the global economy. we have gotten a breakaway of stocks versus crude oil and the focus on the fundamentals of crude oil. it is a well supplied market where 30 million barrels at this time in last year in curbing, china has slowed down considerably in importing. here in the u.s. we have a lot of crude, but no demand for the products whatsoever. that's the reason crude has been lower. >> there's an interesting question out there, and that is that the bargain hunters who seem to be getting into the gold today after a big drop yesterday, why isn't oil seeing a similar bounce? >> well, the gold
we'll get more from mandy drury at the futures now desk. >> you're absolutely right. this is why this could be trouble for equities. while stocks and crude do tend to rise together, right? crude has been dropping pretty sharply, even as stocks have stayed put. we'll bring this down to the imx, what do you think crude oil is telling us and should it make stock investors nervous, or is this a good thing for the global economy? >> mandy, i think what we are seeing is a good thing for...
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mandy drury, everybody. >> she's with us in spirit. >> and voice. yes. with that taped voice. return on retirement. kate kelly with news on head fudge, 2% of assets, 20% of profits is what you pay a hedge fund. these kind of returns don't justify that. >> not so much, right? >> they stink. >> let's get down to it. the average hedge fund was up a notch, according to early reports. a time when the s&p rallied 10% and the dow 11. so how did it happen? for one thing, the mare rorkts suggests that the hedge fund managers got nervous and started paring back. some put them into commodities and the dollar indeed, both of which underperform the stock market, do they did okay. i good et it depends on when you go the in exactly. others that went long after january essentially missed the business move. a notable exception is dan loeb, who once again showed his acumen on stock picking. the main funds are all up on the year with a levered offshore fund, showing third-point ultra-. in march particularly loeb indicated from the nikkei's tear, but also with bets on yahoo, and the liquefied nat
mandy drury, everybody. >> she's with us in spirit. >> and voice. yes. with that taped voice. return on retirement. kate kelly with news on head fudge, 2% of assets, 20% of profits is what you pay a hedge fund. these kind of returns don't justify that. >> not so much, right? >> they stink. >> let's get down to it. the average hedge fund was up a notch, according to early reports. a time when the s&p rallied 10% and the dow 11. so how did it happen? for one...
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. >> i'm mandy drury. have a great night, herb. "mad money" with jim cramer begins right now. a bull market somewhere and i promise. >> mad money, you can't afford to miss it. >> hey, i am kramer. welcome to mad money. welcome. trying to make friends, i try to make you money. my job is not to entertain but teach, educate and coach. call me. you keep your eye on italy. i will keep my eye on the united states. you focus on the italian elections. i'll focus on our financial stability. you fret with the leaning power of pooes aand me, i am fretting over home depot. rallied beautifully, dow surging 115 points, the nasdaq advancing 1.3%, apple up. from the outset, i am not going to ignore the crazy italian elections. we're the comedians and eeg tises that combine to put that country into a world of chaos and a house of pain. i don't want to be dragged in but the stocks over there could be almost 5% rushing in italy last night. we can't dismiss the instability. we have to remember how much europe hurt us as recently as a year ago. excuse me if i put italy in perspective. you bet that
. >> i'm mandy drury. have a great night, herb. "mad money" with jim cramer begins right now. a bull market somewhere and i promise. >> mad money, you can't afford to miss it. >> hey, i am kramer. welcome to mad money. welcome. trying to make friends, i try to make you money. my job is not to entertain but teach, educate and coach. call me. you keep your eye on italy. i will keep my eye on the united states. you focus on the italian elections. i'll focus on our...
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for more plet's go to mandy drury at the futures now desk. >> you're right. hit the nail on the head. here is why it is worrying some chart watchers. they usually move together but oil has been slipping a little bit as stocks have been rising. what does that tell us about the market rally? good question. we have griz at the anyway mention with futures and jim yurio as well. what do you think is behind the bounce in crude? >> it's technical now, mandy. there is a ton of supply of crude oil and the market has been weak. we dropped over 130r7b9 in the last few weeks. a technical bounce is in the works. gasoline prices are still low. that's great for the consumer going into it. great for stocks. it gives the consumer confidence. we are spending $200 million a day less than gas than we were last year. >> money in the pockets equals confidence. jim, where do you see oil going and is the decline we have seen recently and talk about live tv, crude is just slightly negative now. is it good or bad for stocks? >> i don't think it matters to stocks at all. it has a lag e
for more plet's go to mandy drury at the futures now desk. >> you're right. hit the nail on the head. here is why it is worrying some chart watchers. they usually move together but oil has been slipping a little bit as stocks have been rising. what does that tell us about the market rally? good question. we have griz at the anyway mention with futures and jim yurio as well. what do you think is behind the bounce in crude? >> it's technical now, mandy. there is a ton of supply of...
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i'm mandy drury. yesterday in the markets, all roads led to rome. today they are leading all the way back to capitol hill playing the bernanke rally ahead. home prices closing 2012, the biggest gain in years. will 2013 be even better. and the russians are coming to buy a property near you and they have got oodles of cash. something happening in the music industry that hasn't happened since 1999. we're not talking about cher hitting the billboards again. hello, everybody. welcome. the dow is up thanks to partly to gains in home depot. the index reaching for its third straight triple digit move, either up or down at this stage, of course, it is hoping to be up. meantime nasdaq is trying to avoid a fourth negative clothes in the last five days and hasn't recovered 10% of yesterday's losses. the vicks down. bob pisani and rick santelli. bob, once a dove always a dove. to what extent do you view the rally in the market to ben bernanke staying the course. >> he was very assertive in that there wasn't any asset bubbles. that was a big concern. he was quest
i'm mandy drury. yesterday in the markets, all roads led to rome. today they are leading all the way back to capitol hill playing the bernanke rally ahead. home prices closing 2012, the biggest gain in years. will 2013 be even better. and the russians are coming to buy a property near you and they have got oodles of cash. something happening in the music industry that hasn't happened since 1999. we're not talking about cher hitting the billboards again. hello, everybody. welcome. the dow is up...
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. >> mandy drury breaks down for us what to expect from that trifecta of google, microsoft, and ibm, mandy. >> it really is a trifecta. three really big tech names we need to watch for and they'll come out after the bell. let me start with microsoft up here. it's coming out with its third quarter results and the decline in pc sales, we've been talking a lot about recently, that's going to be evident in this quarter. and it's also been something that's been battering microsoft's stock. this point is also significant, guys, because it will show the first full quarter of those windows 8 sales. let me take a look at what we're looking at in terms of the estimates. the estimates have been coming down. the consensus estimate, though, is standing around an eps of 68 cents on revenue of $20.6 billion. that is versus 60 cents last year on revenue of $70.4 billion. but i want to say with regard to microsoft estimates, they're quite wide. there's a very wide range there. i think from as low as 64 all the way up to 80. and they have about a 55% positive upside surprise, so about half of the time
. >> mandy drury breaks down for us what to expect from that trifecta of google, microsoft, and ibm, mandy. >> it really is a trifecta. three really big tech names we need to watch for and they'll come out after the bell. let me start with microsoft up here. it's coming out with its third quarter results and the decline in pc sales, we've been talking a lot about recently, that's going to be evident in this quarter. and it's also been something that's been battering microsoft's...
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i'm mandy drury of course. and we've got more huge interviews including bill gates, right, bill, would he ever return to microsoft as ceo? we'll ask him that. and a whole lot more. >> and you see christine lagarde will join us as well from davos even as the overall markets keep marching toward all-time highs. apple continues to be rotten today. another down day for apple. is this truly a broken stock? we have a bull/bear debate coming up. >> down 12% this week. in the meantime let's look at those markets. you have the dow which is sitting up by about 50 points right now. in fact, it's ontrack for the best january since 1994. the s&p for its part is poised for its longest winning streak in over eight years. also moving to the upside right now and theed nasdaq despite t fact apple has been dragging on thane decks the nasdaq has been defying it and managing to have its best day today in three weeks. >> the s&p 500 flourished with the 1500 mark all day today. looking to close above it for the first time in more tha
i'm mandy drury of course. and we've got more huge interviews including bill gates, right, bill, would he ever return to microsoft as ceo? we'll ask him that. and a whole lot more. >> and you see christine lagarde will join us as well from davos even as the overall markets keep marching toward all-time highs. apple continues to be rotten today. another down day for apple. is this truly a broken stock? we have a bull/bear debate coming up. >> down 12% this week. in the meantime let's...
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for more we go to mandy drury at the futures desk. >> hey mr. scott you're absolutely right. here is the bigger story, gasoline has outpaced crude oil by nearly 2% this week so jim yurio, why has gasoline been rising and crude dropping? >> it's amazing how that always seems to happen right before the summer driving season begins and they start talking about refining. the real story is gasoline and crude are highly correlated. crude began an upward move in mid-april and gasoline underperformed. now it's playing matchup. there's anticipation of a good and row best driving season this summer. crude seemed close to having a reversal day and rejecting the highs. it seems to be indecisive. it it closes badly that could knock out the tail winds and gas. >> and of course for all of the people who were planning those summer driving holidays, grizz, how far can gasoline run? >> to about the $3 area. we're looking at the last print is about $2.89 so $3, $3.10 but mandy as jim pointed out this happens every year around this time in anticipation of the driving season but if you look at th
for more we go to mandy drury at the futures desk. >> hey mr. scott you're absolutely right. here is the bigger story, gasoline has outpaced crude oil by nearly 2% this week so jim yurio, why has gasoline been rising and crude dropping? >> it's amazing how that always seems to happen right before the summer driving season begins and they start talking about refining. the real story is gasoline and crude are highly correlated. crude began an upward move in mid-april and gasoline...
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to mandy drury now. >> dow 15,000. that's what we want to know today, will it reach that level this year. i want to start with you, rich. the last leg of the rally has not had a clear catalyst. is this momentum we're seeing here? >> mandy, that's part of the equation. let's look at money managers. according to a private firm, at cambridge mass, they're saying manage manager the last week pulled $4.2 billion out of commodity funds and a lot of that was in precious metals and other markets, dropping those markets. that cash then has to go somewhere. we believe that a little bit is going into your dow, breaking out, making new highs. s&p and treasuries. they're all kind of moving along together. today we're breaking out of the dow here, above 14,130, close above this level and i think the momentum potentially continues. so i think this say bit of a sector rotation. if you look at the chart from back in november, we rallied to january, take a pause. j january to where we are now and now we attempt to break out. each segmen
to mandy drury now. >> dow 15,000. that's what we want to know today, will it reach that level this year. i want to start with you, rich. the last leg of the rally has not had a clear catalyst. is this momentum we're seeing here? >> mandy, that's part of the equation. let's look at money managers. according to a private firm, at cambridge mass, they're saying manage manager the last week pulled $4.2 billion out of commodity funds and a lot of that was in precious metals and other...
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i'm mandy drury coming back to the table. we'll also be hearing from maria in davos, switzerland. in the meantime let's look at how we finished the day that was here on the street with the dow up by 68 points, the nasdaq up, i think today about the best day in weeks up by about 19 points and the s&p 500 finishing up above 1500 and a gain of 8 points. >> wrap up this week in the markets. back with us once again joe tennie from jp morgan funds. mark travis from intrepid capital funds. joe, you were with us last hour. you're constructive on this market. you want to see it moving higher but maybe we're getting a little ahead of ourselves. joe is not ready yet. eric marshall are you finding value in this market? the hodges funds are big value players. are you finding value even as we sit here at five-year highs for all of these major averages? >> right. i mean, even though we've seen a big move in the market we wouldn't expect, wouldn't be surprised to see some volatility around earnings season, which at the hodges funds we think we can take advantage of as active investors. but, you k
i'm mandy drury coming back to the table. we'll also be hearing from maria in davos, switzerland. in the meantime let's look at how we finished the day that was here on the street with the dow up by 68 points, the nasdaq up, i think today about the best day in weeks up by about 19 points and the s&p 500 finishing up above 1500 and a gain of 8 points. >> wrap up this week in the markets. back with us once again joe tennie from jp morgan funds. mark travis from intrepid capital funds....
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cnbc's mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. we had one of our producers who took a picture of the line in the very wee hours of the morning. what's going on, mandy? >> yeah, the retail store sales started at 8:00 a.m. this morning and of course you'd have to line up to be out there in the front of the line. it's unclear just how many of these new ipads that apple is expected to sell in this launch weekend, but last november you might remember that apple reported initial sales of three million ipads in the first three days, which was twice the 1.5 million that it sold during the third generation launch in march. so -- and guess what, we're not even the first here in the united states. the new ipad already arrived first in places like australia, obviously my home country, and in the biggest global rollout launch yet for an apple tablet, it is headed to 41 other countries. according to c-net while initial online sales in various other places just after midnight local time was popular, it only sold out in hong kong. so we'll just h
cnbc's mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. we had one of our producers who took a picture of the line in the very wee hours of the morning. what's going on, mandy? >> yeah, the retail store sales started at 8:00 a.m. this morning and of course you'd have to line up to be out there in the front of the line. it's unclear just how many of these new ipads that apple is expected to sell in this launch weekend, but last november you might remember that apple reported initial...
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for more on that, let's go to mandy drury at the futures desk. >> it's been a rough month for gold so far, right? the metal is down about 6% in september. so jeff killberg, a tapering expectations to blame for the recent decline, and could a fed surprise actually save the gold trade? >> well, mandy, i don't think the fed is to blame. the tapering talks, why gold had such a rough week last week, down 5%. i think it has to do with the equity market. they recovered nicely, the safehaven trade got pushed to the sideline. the reason why i think the fed can help bounce gold, why gold is going higher, is due to the fact that larry summers is now on the sidelines. so a counterintuitive trade, mandy. due to the fact that bernanke has the ability to taper more, close to 20 billion, you should see equities pull back, because it's the beginning of the end, and once again, we will see gold act as a safe haven trade. >> a little counterintuitive there, okay. what about you, griz? if the fed does taper, where do you think gold is headed? >> well, now, jeff hit the nail on the head. if we taper at 20
for more on that, let's go to mandy drury at the futures desk. >> it's been a rough month for gold so far, right? the metal is down about 6% in september. so jeff killberg, a tapering expectations to blame for the recent decline, and could a fed surprise actually save the gold trade? >> well, mandy, i don't think the fed is to blame. the tapering talks, why gold had such a rough week last week, down 5%. i think it has to do with the equity market. they recovered nicely, the...
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. >>> for more on the gold trade, mandy drury is manning the futures now desk. >> of course the move higher comes just a day before bernanke's beginning his testimony to congress. the big question here is can the fed save gold. let's start talking futures now. what are the gold bugs hoping to hear tomorrow? >> they want to hear that the economy is not strong enough to stand on its own and that qe is going to continue. but really it is the uncertainty of what he is going to say tomorrow, uncertainty about the sequester an what's coming out of the uk where they were drown graded by moody's. that's driving gold higher today. >> i would also like to know how much of today's price might just and short squeeze. how big of a resistance with the $1,600 a ounce be? >> there is an element of short squeeze but the short squeeze was started by concern over the chairman's speech tomorrow and whether he will reengage in the currency war. up to this point it seemed like they'd been a lag gagard in thi. i'd like to have seen more after bottom form over the last few days. today a bear pattern turned
. >>> for more on the gold trade, mandy drury is manning the futures now desk. >> of course the move higher comes just a day before bernanke's beginning his testimony to congress. the big question here is can the fed save gold. let's start talking futures now. what are the gold bugs hoping to hear tomorrow? >> they want to hear that the economy is not strong enough to stand on its own and that qe is going to continue. but really it is the uncertainty of what he is going to...
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. >>> and live from the nasdaq market site in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury, sitting in for melissa lee. apple in focus. can david einhorn and apple shareholders finally make the company cough up its cash? karen's got the fine print ahead of a key meeting tomorrow. plus, retail detail. from high end to low end, we're going to go on a shopping spree for the best names in retail with an industry pioneer. and the fear trade. why the latest moves in the vix are bad news for the bulls. but first, let's get straight to the traders. hello, everybody. >> hello. >> good to see you all again. dan, your top trade today? >> here's the thing. i'm kind of the bear here, everybody wants to buy, i actually covered some shorts today. heerms the thing. you get a move off of a high like we just had, and you have to take what's giving to you. i want to cover a little things like the qqq, that i was short for last few days. they're going to bounce back. you have to look for opportunities to resell them. >> what about you, guy? >> i have an interesting one. hello, amanda. how are you? iron mounta
. >>> and live from the nasdaq market site in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury, sitting in for melissa lee. apple in focus. can david einhorn and apple shareholders finally make the company cough up its cash? karen's got the fine print ahead of a key meeting tomorrow. plus, retail detail. from high end to low end, we're going to go on a shopping spree for the best names in retail with an industry pioneer. and the fear trade. why the latest moves in the vix are bad news for the...
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>>> and live from the nasdaq market site right here in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury, sitting in for melissa lee. happy friday, everybody. our traders tonight are josh brown, dan nave, steve grasso and mr. bk. the big story fast is following now. summer bum, the dow and the sap dropping again today, posting their worst three-day l
>>> and live from the nasdaq market site right here in new york's times square, i'm mandy drury, sitting in for melissa lee. happy friday, everybody. our traders tonight are josh brown, dan nave, steve grasso and mr. bk. the big story fast is following now. summer bum, the dow and the sap dropping again today, posting their worst three-day l
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let's go to mandy drury. >> gold is coming back a little bit right now from its morning lows but only after touching the lowest level in nearly three weeks. so let's get out to anthony at the nymex. break it down for us. why is the news out of japan hitting hold? >> i got to tell you, it's been a head scratcher because you have two reasons why gold should be higher today. number one, you have a weaker dollar. number two, off bond yield that's approaching levels we haven't seen in a year. the sentiment has changed on gold completely, mandy. it was mentioned earlier in the show. $19 billion pulled out of commodity funds over the last month. a lot of that has been in gold. trader sentiment has changed. we're going to sell rallies in gold rather than buy any dips. so the fear trade isn't on anymore and that's one of the main reasons why. >> you make an excellent point that basically what used to work for gold just isn't really working right now. so, jim, looking at the xharts here from a technical perspective, how low could 2k3w0e8d go? >> my first stop is going to be 1338. potentially as
let's go to mandy drury. >> gold is coming back a little bit right now from its morning lows but only after touching the lowest level in nearly three weeks. so let's get out to anthony at the nymex. break it down for us. why is the news out of japan hitting hold? >> i got to tell you, it's been a head scratcher because you have two reasons why gold should be higher today. number one, you have a weaker dollar. number two, off bond yield that's approaching levels we haven't seen in a...
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i'm mandy drury. blue skies outside and in the markets with its gains so far in september the s&p 500 has recovered 62% of its august losses. the dow recouped 31% of august losses this month and looking good so far today. as for the nasdaq, a trading at multiyear highs. good gains as well. it's more than a raised slim august losses. this is the third straight month the nasdaq composite has outperformed the dow and s&p 500. let's get down to the people in the know, bob pisani at the nyse and rick santelli in chicago. bob, lots of stuff going on. what do we focus on? >> focus on asia and on lower yields and some of that syria talk. take a look at the s&p 500. we had nice move to the upside at the open. positive data out of asia was certainly helping. around 12:00, we moved up, couple traders said this may be due to talk that syria may surrender its chemicals weapons. we hit the 50 day moving average at that moment 1666 on the upside. that usually results in technical buying. that did happen. we're at th
i'm mandy drury. blue skies outside and in the markets with its gains so far in september the s&p 500 has recovered 62% of its august losses. the dow recouped 31% of august losses this month and looking good so far today. as for the nasdaq, a trading at multiyear highs. good gains as well. it's more than a raised slim august losses. this is the third straight month the nasdaq composite has outperformed the dow and s&p 500. let's get down to the people in the know, bob pisani at the nyse...
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i'm mandy drury. standing in for maia. she will be joining us nonetheless very soon from davos speaking with citi ceo michael corbat, the first interview since the controversial exit of his predecessor vikram pandit. >> look to that very much. plus a rare interview with controversial billionaire george soros and house majority leader eric cantor is in davos talking about u.s. debt issues and seems to be laying down the gauntlet for the next fight with president obama so we look forward to some very high-profile interviews coming up. >> and guess what our stock of the day is, yeah, you guessed it. it's apple. that stock is down nearly 11%, nearly 12% right now. first gets worse for the iconic company. overdone, a little overexaggerated, all this selling and how much of this has to do with the loss of steve jobs? >> we'll keep an eye on that for you. keep an eye on the major averages. here's how we stand. the dow was up about 100 points at that peak there. then we started to move lower, and you started to get sweaty palms am
i'm mandy drury. standing in for maia. she will be joining us nonetheless very soon from davos speaking with citi ceo michael corbat, the first interview since the controversial exit of his predecessor vikram pandit. >> look to that very much. plus a rare interview with controversial billionaire george soros and house majority leader eric cantor is in davos talking about u.s. debt issues and seems to be laying down the gauntlet for the next fight with president obama so we look forward to...
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found around ceo aj was on the power pitch a few months ago and mandy drury and tim draper and box group's david tish gave his business plan three ins. good day. aj, welcome back. you know, have you reached out to miss stewart? >> oh, we've reached out to her multiple times and we'd love to help her out. we do what she's looking for in terms of press a but and we fix it in about 30 minutes. >> you go to her house? >> home, office or work. mobile on demand service. >> will you get there today? >> absolutely. we -- our website, we have a dispatch system which sends the closest tech to you and it's quite a convenient and awesomes service. >> how much would it cost for miss stewart to get her ipad screen fixed? depending on the break? >> probably about $150 but we could possibly work out a deal. >> could possibly work out a deal for miss stewart. maybe barter. she could endorse your service. how about that? >> i think she would love our service. we have itechs standing by. >> how is the business going? how is traction? if you got stewart behind you here with some complimentary tweets i could s
found around ceo aj was on the power pitch a few months ago and mandy drury and tim draper and box group's david tish gave his business plan three ins. good day. aj, welcome back. you know, have you reached out to miss stewart? >> oh, we've reached out to her multiple times and we'd love to help her out. we do what she's looking for in terms of press a but and we fix it in about 30 minutes. >> you go to her house? >> home, office or work. mobile on demand service. >>...
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let's get more now from mandy drury. >> i want to borrow john's crystal ball sometime. it seems like it would be very useful. okay. so you have nat gas, hitting a six-month high, and before dropping off before milder forecasts hit the market, let's find out where they're going. jeff killburg, do you think we've seen the peak from nat gas? >> i don't think we have, and the barometer i'm using here in chicago is the manford. jim walked in with a fur coat, so that means it will continue to be colder. right now, you see the temperature is the critical driver of the prices. right now, we are actually seeing the $4 as the target, but we will see all types of rallies being -- not being sustainable due to the fact of the fracking. the supply. it's overwhelming, and it will mitigate any type of sustained rally. look for a trade here, but still cold here in chicago. >> what do you think, jim? do you think that natural gas does need the harsh winter weather to keep on rallying? >> well, there's no doubt about it, is that natural gas, because the supply story has been constant for
let's get more now from mandy drury. >> i want to borrow john's crystal ball sometime. it seems like it would be very useful. okay. so you have nat gas, hitting a six-month high, and before dropping off before milder forecasts hit the market, let's find out where they're going. jeff killburg, do you think we've seen the peak from nat gas? >> i don't think we have, and the barometer i'm using here in chicago is the manford. jim walked in with a fur coat, so that means it will...
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. >> i'm mandy drury. on today's power pitch a company that wants to climb its way to success literally. can gravity founders luke and tim turn their workout into big money. let's take a look at their power pitch. >> hi. i'm lucas and. >> and i'm tim. >> we're the founders of the gravity rock. owners operators and franchisers of rock facilities. we are trail blazers in the industry opening two 13,000 plus square foot facility and the one and only indoor rock climbing gym franchise available in the world. >> we launched the opportunity in six months and have interest nationwide and proud to say we're opening our first franchise in the first quarter of 2014, a thousand people a day getting into the sport of indoor rock climbing and we're excited to capture the new audience. >> i sat on a board that established the national certification program and i'm now proud and excited to share that opportunity with like minded entrepreneurs to open up more climbing gims across the united states. >> i've been a climbing
. >> i'm mandy drury. on today's power pitch a company that wants to climb its way to success literally. can gravity founders luke and tim turn their workout into big money. let's take a look at their power pitch. >> hi. i'm lucas and. >> and i'm tim. >> we're the founders of the gravity rock. owners operators and franchisers of rock facilities. we are trail blazers in the industry opening two 13,000 plus square foot facility and the one and only indoor rock climbing gym...
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i'm mandy drury. well, a dead stop in the sky. one of our guests thinks the government is out of their mind to block the u.s. airways/amr merger. not even larry ellison can bring this apple downch the stock hitting a six-month high and, okay, she's over. everyone go home. it's back to business for jcp. yeah, the business of bringing customers back and you, too, can be your own little nanny state to remotely check in on your house, your
i'm mandy drury. well, a dead stop in the sky. one of our guests thinks the government is out of their mind to block the u.s. airways/amr merger. not even larry ellison can bring this apple downch the stock hitting a six-month high and, okay, she's over. everyone go home. it's back to business for jcp. yeah, the business of bringing customers back and you, too, can be your own little nanny state to remotely check in on your house, your
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. >> i'm mandy drury. on today's power pitch a company that wants to use big data to help anyone, anywhere become informed and engaged. this is the ceo of electnext. before running her company she studied and worked in politics as a stanford undergrad, princeton ph.d. and fullbright scholar and worked in the 2008 presidential election as a finance associate for hillary clinton's campaign and this is her power pitch. >> i'm keya. my company is electnext and we are pioneering data driven engagement delivered in your political news. our latest product is a digital political baseball card. these are interactive profiles on every u.s. politician from city council to president embedded in on-line news. we build the profiles in three steps. first we open aggregate structure as much political data as we can get our hands on. we offer a layer of an lytics to that data base. we can extract the most relevant insights. we work with publishers to put those baseball cards in your news meeting you where you're at. in the
. >> i'm mandy drury. on today's power pitch a company that wants to use big data to help anyone, anywhere become informed and engaged. this is the ceo of electnext. before running her company she studied and worked in politics as a stanford undergrad, princeton ph.d. and fullbright scholar and worked in the 2008 presidential election as a finance associate for hillary clinton's campaign and this is her power pitch. >> i'm keya. my company is electnext and we are pioneering data...
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. >> i'm mandy drury. thanks for letting cnbc be your wake-up call. get realtime financial market coverage and business analysis from the network that is first in business worldwide. have a great day. >> have a great day, everybody. what about yours, brian? >> rise and shine. thanks for waking up with cnbc. i'm brian sullivan, and it is go time, so get up, get moving and make your best move today. >> and can you also put it on shuffle. you can have all of us every morning. >> it is free, by the way, and they give you news headlines. it's very, very cool. kind of fun. download it, check it out, and i predict mine will get officially zero nods. >> you never know. >> your mom might get it. >> session highs. >> up by 66 points for the dow right now and also higher for crude and for other risk assets. those are the things we're watching out here. >> not a bad day for a thursday. thanks for watching "street signs." i'm going to go for a ride in this baby behind us. >> "closing bell" is next. >>> hi, everybody. good afternoon. welcome to the "closing bell."
. >> i'm mandy drury. thanks for letting cnbc be your wake-up call. get realtime financial market coverage and business analysis from the network that is first in business worldwide. have a great day. >> have a great day, everybody. what about yours, brian? >> rise and shine. thanks for waking up with cnbc. i'm brian sullivan, and it is go time, so get up, get moving and make your best move today. >> and can you also put it on shuffle. you can have all of us every...
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i'm mandy drury. well, a dead stop in the sky. one of our guests thinks the government is out of their mind to block the u.s. airways/amr merger. not even larry ellison can bring this apple downch the stock hitting a six-month high and, okay, she's over. everyone go home. it's back to business for jcp. yeah, the business of bringing customers back and you, too, can be your own little nanny state to remotely check in on your house, your kids, your pets, your office. whatever you like is drop cam the next big thing. hello, everybody. we begin with the developing story. the justice department putting ground stop on the merger between american airlines and u.s. airways. it all comes just two days before a bankruptcy judge was about to okay it and six months after it was first announced. let's get straight to cnbc's phil lebeau. you're covering the story since it broke, phil. how unexpected was this. >>? >> very unexpected, mandy, and now we can look forward to perhaps a protracted legal fight in court. just heard back from u.s. air an
i'm mandy drury. well, a dead stop in the sky. one of our guests thinks the government is out of their mind to block the u.s. airways/amr merger. not even larry ellison can bring this apple downch the stock hitting a six-month high and, okay, she's over. everyone go home. it's back to business for jcp. yeah, the business of bringing customers back and you, too, can be your own little nanny state to remotely check in on your house, your kids, your pets, your office. whatever you like is drop cam...
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on that note, joining me is michael kroften, mandy drury, dominic chu and josh lipton. mr. krocrofton, what stands out you? >> it's been a market that's defied all reason and logic this year. the fed was in. if you fought the fed, you got shot. the market itself, however, is setting itself up to really leverage any movement in the economy to the upside. corporate management has taken a lot of time, put a lot of effort into cleaning up their balance sheets -- >> let me put it this way. this has been a year where we've seen almost 30% gains on major indexes. not unprecedented but rare. what happens next? >> the more it goes, the more correction. the longer a correction, the more likely it could be a crash. if this market doesn't take a pause some time very, very soon, we're going to have something worse than a correction. >> when we think of a trigger for that pause or major consolidation? >> i wish i knew. if i knew -- >> higher rates? >> mike-hum bug. >> i think the market could keep going for the first quarter. nothing is going to stop it. money will keep coming in. beware
on that note, joining me is michael kroften, mandy drury, dominic chu and josh lipton. mr. krocrofton, what stands out you? >> it's been a market that's defied all reason and logic this year. the fed was in. if you fought the fed, you got shot. the market itself, however, is setting itself up to really leverage any movement in the economy to the upside. corporate management has taken a lot of time, put a lot of effort into cleaning up their balance sheets -- >> let me put it this...
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we have mandy drury at the table today. becky is on assignment. we have a number of interesting stories to get you this morning on wall street and in washington. before we do that let's take a quick look at how the markets are shaping up. futures are setting themselves up. dow was open off about 25 points. nasdaq off about almost 4 points and the s&p 500 off about 2.5 points. on the economic calendar today, the nfib small business optimism index is going to bring us the figures around 7:30 eastern time. >> two hours sleep. >> an hour later export and import prices. >>> then in corporate news hedge fund manager dan loeb is now calling for the break up of sony. he wants the company to spin off parts of its entertainment arm. the businesses include one of the biggest businesses in hole hollywood. loeb is considering the spinoff of sony's insurance division and other pieces of the business. loeb's third point has acquired stakes about 0.3%. by any estimation it is actually now the largest individual shareholder in the company by a factor of two. and l
we have mandy drury at the table today. becky is on assignment. we have a number of interesting stories to get you this morning on wall street and in washington. before we do that let's take a quick look at how the markets are shaping up. futures are setting themselves up. dow was open off about 25 points. nasdaq off about almost 4 points and the s&p 500 off about 2.5 points. on the economic calendar today, the nfib small business optimism index is going to bring us the figures around 7:30...
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we have mandy drury and it dominated my quite funny accent. the house is expected to vote on a bill this morning that would end air traffic controller furloughs. we have a top analyst to analyze the impact moving forward for the industry. >> plus this has been an active year for shareholder activists and we'll brake down which companies could be facing big proxy fights pretty soon. >> and an interview with the chicago board options exchange the day after a software glitch with trading difficulties. >> and we'll bring you exclusive access to mcdonald's innovation center. >> carl kiquintanilla is there right now and joins us now. carl? >> as you know, mcdonald's stock has had a pretty good year. it's outpaced the s&p by 100 basis points and one of the big complaints about the company has been the pipeline, so to speak. what new products do they have coming and where we are with the innovation center and the first time live cameras have been here ask is where all of those new products are put into a kitchen and tested. can they make them fast eno
we have mandy drury and it dominated my quite funny accent. the house is expected to vote on a bill this morning that would end air traffic controller furloughs. we have a top analyst to analyze the impact moving forward for the industry. >> plus this has been an active year for shareholder activists and we'll brake down which companies could be facing big proxy fights pretty soon. >> and an interview with the chicago board options exchange the day after a software glitch with...
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i'm joined by mandy drury as well as courtney reagan. let's get to the scorecard. 21% of s&p 500 have reported so far. 65% beat their eps targets, 12% have met estimates, 23% of reports have come in below forecasts. let's get to some of the top earnings movers of the day. ge, general electric, posting its best daily gains. we're seeing that move by about 4.7%. as the stock posted better than expected earnings. also we're watching manpower international. we're seeing a big move in that stock as that stock is up by more than 4%. better than expected results, upbeat guidance on margins. shares of intuitive surgical trading at a 52-week low after slashing 2013 sales. so mandy, what are we looking at here? major disappointment, especially given the company already warned. >> they already warned and then, of course, they came out with disappointing numbers in terms of what they're expecting for 2013. but i would also, first of all, really like to give a big shut out to herb greenberg who has been following this stock closely. did a big documen
i'm joined by mandy drury as well as courtney reagan. let's get to the scorecard. 21% of s&p 500 have reported so far. 65% beat their eps targets, 12% have met estimates, 23% of reports have come in below forecasts. let's get to some of the top earnings movers of the day. ge, general electric, posting its best daily gains. we're seeing that move by about 4.7%. as the stock posted better than expected earnings. also we're watching manpower international. we're seeing a big move in that stock...
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we have mandy drury with an update on a recall. >> good morning. toyota is recalling 700,000 sienna minivans from 2004 to 2005 and 2007 to 2009. the automaker says the damage affecting the shift lever could shift out of park. and with mcdonald's, it will start offering consumers the choice of a salad, vegetables or fruit instead of french fries. the golden arches is changing the happy meal to have healthy options for kids. back to you. >>> thank you, mandy. it was the end of an era in the bronx thursday night as the greatest closer of all time played the last game at yankee stadium. mariano rivera is retiring after a 19--year career with the yankees. rivera was overcome by emotion as two of his long time teammates derek jeter and andy pettitte pulled him from the mound. he came back to the mound to collect a souvenir. a bit of dirt to take home with him. it is now 7:13 pacific time. as a life long texas ranger fan, i need a mariano rivera jersey now. he is such a class act. >> i get a little teary. >> you mentioned greatest closer of all time. "the
we have mandy drury with an update on a recall. >> good morning. toyota is recalling 700,000 sienna minivans from 2004 to 2005 and 2007 to 2009. the automaker says the damage affecting the shift lever could shift out of park. and with mcdonald's, it will start offering consumers the choice of a salad, vegetables or fruit instead of french fries. the golden arches is changing the happy meal to have healthy options for kids. back to you. >>> thank you, mandy. it was the end of an...